This simple cottage is in a convenient location on the fringe of Pwllheli, this 19th-century cottage is a good choice for couples, small families or friends seeking a coastal retreat on the Llyn Peninsula. Located within 0.5 miles from Pwllheli’s bustling marina, expansive beaches and lively town centre, it’s ideal for both seaside fun and countryside adventures. After days sailing, surfing or just enjoying the estuary views, you’ll love returning to this cosy home-from-home for a sunset BBQ or drinks.
This cosy, two-storey abode includes exposed stone walls, original beams and a handsome inglenook fireplace in the lounge. The living area invites relaxation after adventurous days, with two sofas, a Smart TV and cosy gas wood burner effect stove. When tummies start rumbling, head next door to the horseshoe-shaped kitchen, which has all the essentials for home cooking. Restful nights are ensured in the inviting bedrooms, a double and a single both with Smart TVs, which are served by a family bathroom, all on the first floor. Outside, two elevated areas accessed by steep steps – private decking and a courtyard garden – offer al-fresco drinks and dining with superb views across the estuary. Street parking is available at ground level.
Venture into Pwllheli to visit its market, shops, eateries and marina, or head out to explore the surrounding area on foot or by bike. The marina is a hub for sailing enthusiasts, with more watery adventures found at nearby Abersoch (7.5 miles). Keen surfers will love the beaches at Porth Ceiriad and Porth Neigwl (within 10 miles), while walkers and cyclists can head to Snowdonia/Eryri National Park, with its western fringes just 10 miles away.